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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1914
Page
22
A report notes Eastern States railroads trimmed operating expenses by a large margin in four months. Pennsylvania Railroad proposals promise far reaching reductions, with about 18 000 layoffs, 40 000 on the extra list and 59 trains continued, signaling major changes for crews and service.
A State Auditor letter warns residents statewide to beware of insurance agents selling policies without licenses. A recent canvass found a local solicitor offering accident insurance without credentials. The state grants licenses to reputable agents and companies, and warns against dealings with unlicensed operators to prevent bad bargains.
Conrad Schalker of Allon visited in the latter part of the week to file naturalization papers. Born in Switzerland, he previously filed in Paris Idaho about five years ago but his first papers were recalled. He was informed that as a resident of Wrowiing he should have filed in this county and was told to file at the county seat of Lincoln County, which set back his plans.
The report notes quiet demand from manufacturers and cautious trading as prices hover. Dealers and growers face comparatively high costs, with concerns about foreign markets and potential price slumps in the near term.
The piece argues Petrick Henry’s prophetic influence after the American Revolution inspiring signing of the Declaration of Independence. It contrasts crown wealth with republican ideals, cites vast imperial stipends, and critiques Woodrow Wilson era military scales, saying monarchies fade while commerce and Alaska copper prospects rise.
Granger residents Granger Incorporates Earnest Minega and Henry Young visited from Granger on Friday for a few hours reporting good prospects. The Tuesday election passed the incorporation plan with one opposing vote. County commissioners to set date for municipal direction, mayor, and councilmen within twenty days. Rumor of a liquor ordinance to limit saloons and raise licenses, though normalization may cap saloon numbers.
The rebuke centers on an alleged secret removal of Ralph W. Smith as county party chair and the succession by Angus McDougal with J W Sammon as state committeeman. The Cavena notes 90 percent vote control claims and calls for fair, honest campaigning, urging Republicans to reject the so called boss system and endorse McDougal and Sammon.
The Kemmerer Hardware store hosted a baking exhibit featuring a Majestic range. A large morning cake, baked in the range, was placed under a plank in the afternoon before many ladies, who then crushed the cake. The event demonstrated superior baking qualities and was considered a success and much enjoyed.
Salt Lake Tribune excerpt highlights James Michelson a noted Wyoming cattleman with sheep interests. The piece questions his ranch classification and mentions his hotel association, suggesting the report may misstate his move of flocks to the Far West region and noting local rancher attention.
Rock Springs marked the eight hour day with a festive observance in Mork Springs last Wednesday. A planned address by renowned labor figure Terry Darrow drew disappointment but the program featured music dance and civic camaraderie for attendees.
Twelve cities are named as federal reserve agencies under a new U S law passed by Congress. The list includes Boston New Orleans New York and others with regional hubs in Nebraska and Utah. The announcement signals where federal banking functions will be concentrated and hints at subsequent regulatory steps for local banks and financial institutions.
The State of Wyoming reports a final settlement matter in the district court for the estate of the deceased. Proceedings involve probate actions and distribution of assets as ordered by the court.
Frank Rosenstein has all shafting and electrical appliances placed to begin the operation of his machinery in the blacksmith shop by electricity as soon as the connections are made. He has added a new circular saw and a band saw for heavy wood work, and a saw to force air to the forge to replace the old bellows.
The Kemmerer Steam Landry installs a wooden filtering tank in the rear to filter all water before washing. The experiment, led by Messrs Itaya and Hayak, promises better laundry quality with up-to-date machinery and methods.
Kumagi, a Japanese plotter living opposite THE CAMERA office, will travel to Seattle to wed Miss Chikino Kawachi, aged ten, who is arriving from Yokohama. The couple were childhood friends in Japan and Kumagi has resided in the United States about six years and will support his bride. They will be married in Seattle after a stay in Kemmerer and prior years include residence in Hock Springs.
Dr O D Stafford returned from Cheyenne where he attended a Democratic party meeting with a large statewide delegation. About 200 people attended Monday night's banquet. Resolutions commended the national administration and Governor Warey s state administration and urged legislation on several objectives.
Coal chutes damaged last week disrupts Oregon Short Line operations forcing continued use of older coating methods for Webe engines. Bucket mishap broke part of the machinery and the repairer must be sent to Chicago, delaying full restoration.
The county commissioners sustained charges against Sheriff Ed Hansen for accepting 90 from Clarence Holden for recovering stolen horse, saddle, and bridle. Holden claimed payment. Hansen asserted it was a voluntary gift later offered to return. Prosecutors argued law forbids rewards outside statutory pay. The court adjourned at night, verdict unanimous. Hansen faces removal unless appealed. An appeal to district court is expected.
Bert Sandberg of Kemmerer Wyoming announces under my management the paring BO Gipping corrals at Opal and Willow Creek will be open on and after April 14 with competent help and solicit patronage. Mrs M E Rhoades announces arrival of Easter flowers for viewing at Public Stenographer room First National Bank Building phone 144
In Linvaln County Wyoming the district court orders Emma Webster as administratrix to show cause why the residue of the estate should not be distributed among entitled heirs. The hearing at Kemmerer on the fourth of May requires attendance by heirs or interested parties. A described 10 acre tract in Auburn and townships 42 and 88 north is involved. Publication of this order is required weekly for four weeks.
Clarewen Holden attends county commissioners meeting with Sheriff Hansen and others as sessions begin. County Superintendent Muggler Nicholson prepares notices for annual May meetings. The past week reports several warranty deeds and land patents filed with the County Clerk, including transfers in Cokeville and Diamondville, with sums ranging from 450 to 2000.
Proclamation by Mayor Watt Brandon declares a town election in Kemmerer Lincoln County Wyoming for May 2 to elect a mayor for one year and two councilmen for two years. Polls open after nine and close at seven.
Notice declares a public auction at Oregon Short Line BR, R Company depot in Lincoln County Wyoming to recover freight charges of 735 and storage costs. Three boxes of Sheep Dip liquid in tin weighing 400 pounds, shipped by Columbia Hog and Cattle Co of Kansas, refused for more than 80 days, will be sold to the highest cash bidder.
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